Highlights
Discover historic Ryman Auditorium, the original home of the Grand Ole Opry.
Explore the Country Music Hall of Fame, the largest museum of popular music in the world.
Itinerary
Let the rhythms of America’s most iconic music cities sweep you up on this eight-day sightseeing tour, ideal for music lovers seeking easy-paced adventure. From jazz-filled New Orleans to Memphis, the birthplace of the blues, and Nashville’s country legends, each day is packed with immersive experiences—from a New Orleans city tour to a hands-on chocolate-making lesson or a visit to the Johnny Cash Museum. Enjoy reserved seats at the Grand Ole Opry and stand in the very studio where country history was made. The tour’s standout feature? The curated access to legendary venues and behind-the-scenes moments, ensuring you’ll be humming these tunes long after you return.
day 1New Orleans, Louisiana
Step back in time on a cultural getaway that opens in the “Jazz Capital of the World,” New Orleans! This soulful city abounds with rich history, mouthwatering Cajun and Creole cuisine, and of course, an incomparable soundtrack. There are no included features today, so take in the sights, flavors, and sounds of New Orleans on your own today before meeting your group in the morning.
day 2New Orleans
day 3New Orleans - Oxford, Mississippi
day 4Oxford - Memphis, Tennessee
day 5Memphis
day 6Memphis - Nashville
day 7Nashville
day 8Nashville - Tour Ends
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Customer Reviews
Creative tour guide (Elizabeth Williams). A normal bus ride between cities was turned into a game of guessing the top song when you were 18 yrs old with prizes for the winners. A history of Cajun music, and a CD of Muscle Schoales as we traveled through Mississippi and Tennessee. History of each state as we moved from Louisiana to Mississippi and lastly Tennessee along with the flag of each state. Miss the Louisiana flag.
Our tour manager and driver were wonderful in how well they supported us and how well they worked together. It was truly a pleasure to enjoy sitting through a jazz set in the French Quarter in New Orleans and all the music studio visits and taking in a Grand Ole Opry performance. Memphis was especially poignant with tour on the Civil Eights Moment led by a tour guide who was one of the activists during that time.
Lots of great times, but I think my favorite was going to the bar and listening to the jazz band followed by a walk down Bourbon Street listening to more jazz bands. I never was excited about going to New Orleans, but for some reason this is the most memorable experience of all of them.
I enjoyed the tour immensely. Erin was a very organized and accommodating guide. Lots of fun. It was enjoyable seeing the museums, the Martin Luther King museum and history. Ruth Elaine was wonderful to hear her input. A guide that knew MLK! Seeing Graceland was an experience, also meeting someone who helped around the house as he grew up. Very solemn experience with the grave sites., the recording studios, Tina Turner, the Rock N Roll Museum and of course the Roman and the Grand Ole Opry!!!
Amazing guide, wonderful, well thought out tour experiences, incredible accommodations, good price for all the events and itinerary.
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